Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
06-06-2007, 01:06 AM
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RE: Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
Personally, I could go either way on this one, I mean with two sections it would be easier to find answers to specific questions on some occasions and make it even more difficult with others. So either we "leave it alone" and work with the system that has been helpful to many or we go to a system where you may need to post the same question in two different sections so you can find the answer you are looking for. I do not see problems with what we have now, but if there are unhappy people with the way things are set up then I believe we should either open up two separate sections or find some kind of compromise.
06-06-2007, 01:15 AM
#125
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RE: Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
ORIGINAL: blueovalboy7
or find some kind of compromise.
or find some kind of compromise.
after all, 4 out of 5 dentists surveyed,,, I mean section members surveyed prefer one section...
Hopefully we will find a balance acceptable to 99% of participants.
06-06-2007, 01:16 AM
#126
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RE: Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
ORIGINAL: blueovalboy7
Personally, I could go either way on this one, I mean with two sections it would be easier to find answers to specific questions on some occasions and make it even more difficult with others. So either we "leave it alone" and work with the system that has been helpful to many or we go to a system where you may need to post the same question in two different sections so you can find the answer you are looking for. I do not see problems with what we have now, but if there are unhappy people with the way things are set up then I believe we should either open up two separate sections or find some kind of compromise.
Personally, I could go either way on this one, I mean with two sections it would be easier to find answers to specific questions on some occasions and make it even more difficult with others. So either we "leave it alone" and work with the system that has been helpful to many or we go to a system where you may need to post the same question in two different sections so you can find the answer you are looking for. I do not see problems with what we have now, but if there are unhappy people with the way things are set up then I believe we should either open up two separate sections or find some kind of compromise.
Where would you send that post?
Here's another. I have a Holley carburetor on a 289 and it stalls whenever I punch it. Can you help me adjust the 4160 carb so that I don't get that bog? etc,. etc, etc. I think you get my point.
06-06-2007, 01:18 AM
#127
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RE: Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
my vote went to leaving it alone. even if someone is restomodding they still need to know info pertaining to the classics. i dont think this section is overcrowded, i think it is doing quite nicely.
06-06-2007, 01:22 AM
#128
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RE: Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
ORIGINAL: Soaring
Ok Bluepvalboy7 here is a question for you. "I want to take the steel styled wheels off my 1965 Fastback and add the newer 19 inch woopsidoos. Any advice on what the backspacing should be and what other modified wheels would you recommend to give my car that retro look? Do I need spacers, or will they bolt right up?
Where would you send that post?
Here's another. I have a Holley carburetor on a 289 and it stalls whenever I punch it. Can you help me adjust the 4160 carb so that I don't get that bog? etc,. etc, etc. I think you get my point.
ORIGINAL: blueovalboy7
Personally, I could go either way on this one, I mean with two sections it would be easier to find answers to specific questions on some occasions and make it even more difficult with others. So either we "leave it alone" and work with the system that has been helpful to many or we go to a system where you may need to post the same question in two different sections so you can find the answer you are looking for. I do not see problems with what we have now, but if there are unhappy people with the way things are set up then I believe we should either open up two separate sections or find some kind of compromise.
Personally, I could go either way on this one, I mean with two sections it would be easier to find answers to specific questions on some occasions and make it even more difficult with others. So either we "leave it alone" and work with the system that has been helpful to many or we go to a system where you may need to post the same question in two different sections so you can find the answer you are looking for. I do not see problems with what we have now, but if there are unhappy people with the way things are set up then I believe we should either open up two separate sections or find some kind of compromise.
Where would you send that post?
Here's another. I have a Holley carburetor on a 289 and it stalls whenever I punch it. Can you help me adjust the 4160 carb so that I don't get that bog? etc,. etc, etc. I think you get my point.
06-06-2007, 01:23 AM
#129
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RE: Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
ORIGINAL: NorCalTroy
This may be a game to you Glen, but it isn't to me. I am simply trying to get an answer to a legitimate, on-topic question. You have the ability to justify your actions, yet you refuse to do so.
Why do you lock/move/delete on-topic posts about classic Mustang modifications?
ORIGINAL: Soaring
We can play this all nignt Troy, but the simple fact is that you do not run the Mustang Forums, and this is my thread not yours.
We can play this all nignt Troy, but the simple fact is that you do not run the Mustang Forums, and this is my thread not yours.
Why do you lock/move/delete on-topic posts about classic Mustang modifications?
06-06-2007, 01:25 AM
#130
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RE: Restomod and Classic separate sections vote
I think glen you have your answer on this question and this arguement should be locked and let it die
On edit: can we please get back to dicussing mustangs
On edit: can we please get back to dicussing mustangs